When you came to Buenos Aires the currency was USD1/$1; but by 2001 we have a devaluation, and nowadays we are USD1/$3,2 (EUR1/$4,8).
I`m not sure how long our government will be able to mantain this to promote our exports. If you`re planning to visit Argentine in the future, I`ll suggest to do it as soon as possible.
Regards,
Federico
At 11:16am on January 31, 2008, Fede Cabrera said…
Hi Peter,
Thanks for all the information, I was just curious about your coffee as it`s not available in our country.
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When you came to Buenos Aires the currency was USD1/$1; but by 2001 we have a devaluation, and nowadays we are USD1/$3,2 (EUR1/$4,8).
I`m not sure how long our government will be able to mantain this to promote our exports. If you`re planning to visit Argentine in the future, I`ll suggest to do it as soon as possible.
Regards,
Federico
Thanks for all the information, I was just curious about your coffee as it`s not available in our country.
Regards,
Federico
谢谢，朋友。
－Jon Nodler.
谢谢，
Jon Nodler
How is developing the coffee market in China? In your opinion, how is the quality of the coffee grown in China?
Regards,
Federico
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